Dining Out

from Volume 134 Spring 2021 Roundup Issue 1

by Pierce College Publications

Staying active during the pandemic Professors and students share ways to stay in shape outside of the gym

LA County opens outdoor dining

recent decrease in COVID-19 cases prompted Los Angeles County to allow restaurants to offer outdoor dining starting Jan. 29, 2021.

In November, the county forced restaurants to only offer takeout and delivery services because COVID-19 positive cases were rising.

The county announced a new reopening protocol. Restaurant employees who are serving the customer will be required to wear a mask and face shield at all times, a maximum number of six people are allowed per table, customers sharing a table must be from the same household, tables should be at least eight feet apart and televisions must remain off.

Despite these protocols, resturant patios are filled with customers.

ABY BALA SUBRAMANIYAN bsubramaniyan.roundupnews@gmail.com

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Volume 134 Spring 2021 Roundup Issue 1